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Minimalist Wood Clock, Ash or Walnut (DOT)
Minimalist Wood Clock, Ash or Walnut (DOT)
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Look, sometimes you try to think of a name for one of your clocks and DOT pops into your head for obvious reasons and GOOD LUCK getting it out. Meet Dot. She was born in the 20s, and she is a 6" wall clock made by myself right here in my shop. Dot can brighten any space and I like to think she puts on a transatlantic accent like she saw in the talkies.
Dot is made from high-quality wood in fun combinations: ash with walnut numbers, or walnut with oak numbers. She is finished in 100% walnut oil that settles into a beautifully natural, matte finish over time. There is a single-point hanger on the back that can hang on any old nail or screw, and a cork backing to protect your wall.
Clocks are the perfect example of functional art. Use them, appreciate them, become disgusted at how slow and/or fast they move. In an ever-increasing digital world, I think embracing the physical is a key strategy. We need to slow down. Take the time to read a clock. Breathe deeper, go back in time, stretch more, solve crimes.
Wood can be a kind of analog; it's natural, strong, vibrant, and durable (like you, see?). In the right environment the wood will outlive us all. It will still change and get weathered by time and character (just like us, see?). I'm definitely just talking to myself now.
Dot is made from high-quality wood in fun combinations: ash with walnut numbers, or walnut with oak numbers. She is finished in 100% walnut oil that settles into a beautifully natural, matte finish over time. There is a single-point hanger on the back that can hang on any old nail or screw, and a cork backing to protect your wall.
Clocks are the perfect example of functional art. Use them, appreciate them, become disgusted at how slow and/or fast they move. In an ever-increasing digital world, I think embracing the physical is a key strategy. We need to slow down. Take the time to read a clock. Breathe deeper, go back in time, stretch more, solve crimes.
Wood can be a kind of analog; it's natural, strong, vibrant, and durable (like you, see?). In the right environment the wood will outlive us all. It will still change and get weathered by time and character (just like us, see?). I'm definitely just talking to myself now.
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